Hong Kong Monetary Authority launches index to assess quantum computing bank risks

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The Hong Kong Monetary Authority has launched a Quantum Preparedness Index (QPI) along with an assessment framework to measure how resilient banks are to future quantum computing threats.
The move signals that the regulator sees quantum computing as a potential risk to banking systems, likely because powerful quantum computers could eventually break current encryption.
For readers, this shows Hong Kong's central bank taking early, pre-emptive steps to push the financial sector toward quantum readiness.

Whether individual banks disclose their QPI scores or preparedness levels
Whether other financial regulators, including those in India, follow with similar quantum-risk frameworks
Any timelines or mandatory requirements the HKMA sets for banks to improve their index ratings

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